Rayner Hoff

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Rayner Hoff was a prominent early 20th-century sculptor known for his influential public monuments and expressive war memorials in Australia.

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instanceOf artist
person
sculptor
countryOfBirth United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship Australia
United Kingdom
countryOfDeath Australia
educatedAt Nottingham School of Art
Royal College of Art
employer East Sydney Technical College
familyName Hoff
fieldOfWork architectural sculpture
public sculpture
war memorials
genre allegorical sculpture
figurative sculpture
public monuments
givenName Rayner
hasPartInCollection sculptures held in Australian public collections
influenced Australian modern sculpture
students at East Sydney Technical College
influencedBy Auguste Rodin
classical Greek sculpture
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryBranch British Army
movement Art Deco
classical revival
notableFor expressive war memorials in Australia
integration of sculpture with architecture
notableWork Anzac War Memorial, Hyde Park, Sydney
linked to: Anzac War Memorial

King George V Memorial, Canberra (sculptural elements)
Sacrifice (sculptural group, Anzac War Memorial)
linked to: Anzac War Memorial

The Consequences of War (relief sculpture)
The Crucifixion of Civilisation (proposed sculpture)
The Offerings of War (relief sculpture)
Various sculptures for the Sydney War Memorials
exterior reliefs of the Anzac War Memorial
sculptural program of the Anzac War Memorial interior
occupation sculptor
teacher
participantIn First World War
linked to: World War I
placeOfBirth Isle of Man
placeOfDeath Sydney
positionHeld Head of the Art Department at East Sydney Technical College
residence Sydney
sexOrGender male
workLocation New South Wales
Sydney

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Anzac War Memorial sculptor Rayner Hoff